New Delhi, July 3 -- LG Display is testing a new OLED manufacturing technology called eLEAP that could lead to brighter, more energy-efficient televisions with fewer long-term issues like screen burn-in. The company is reportedly conducting trials at its OLED plant in Paju, South Korea, marking the first time eLEAP is being tested on large TV-sized panels.

eLEAP, which stands for "environment positive Lithography with maskless deposition," was first introduced in 2022 for smaller displays such as smartphones. Now, LG is exploring how the tech could be scaled up for larger screens, including televisions. Samsung Display is also reportedly said to be testing this technology.

How eLEAP is different

Current OLED panels are made using fine ...